My freshman year I had to take art (it was required to graduate), sitting there chilling with my friends. I wasn't unpopular, but I wasn't popular either I was kind of in the middle. Anyway there was a kid in the class with cerebral palsy, he was trying exceptionally hard to draw something just to say that he had worked for the grade. My buddy and I heard some bitch start making fun of him I was about to say something but Chris (the kid with the cerebral palsy) told me to let it go. Reluctantly, my friend and I held are tongues and Chris turned in what he managed to draw and left for his next class. Senior year rolls around and Chris had spent most of the year trying to walk without assistance, he really wanted to walk on stage and take his diploma rather than need his wheelchair. Come graduation Chris manages to walk on stage and take that diploma, one of the most inspiring things I ever witnessed to be honest. He walks back stage and everyone is congratulating him and cheering him on. Guess who walks up to congratulate him? Dumb Bitch # 1, she cheered him and hugged him, and told him she was so proud and how she always believed in him. I saw Chris staring at her and I though "Boy is he going to let her have it" You know what he said? Not a god damn thing, he thanked her and moved on. I think that took alot of guts to just look the other way. Needless to say I was flabbergasted but he taught me that by retaliating to something as pitiful as that girl making fun of him, you only perpetuate the hatred. its been about 4 years since my graduation and thats one of my favorite stories from high school. I don't know why this content reminded me of it though.


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This content is fucking weak im sorry.
>you alternated between "2 and to" and it pissed me off
>who were the people running after you in the last slide?
>NO
>But i hope this spider makes up for it

So much stench of reddit and 9gag and facebook. I fucking hate this site.